Smoking is bad for your health He crossed without looking He has a shower before going to school I am used to getting up early ≠ used to
FORGET, REGRET, REMEMBER
3. After these verbs : + GERUND - Forget/regret/remember admit mention SOMETHING YOU DID: avoid mind I remember locking the door before leaving. can’t help miss + INFINITIVE – forget/regret/remember can’t stand / can’t bear practise SOMETHING YOU HAVE TO DO: consider propose Remember to post the letter
discuss report TRY
enjoy risk + GERUND - DO STH AS AN EXPERIMENT finish stop* If you can't open it, try pressing the green button. imagine suggest + INFINITIVE – ATTEMPT, MAKE AN EFFORT hate BUT would hate to... I tried to move the table, but I couldn't
like BUT would like to... MEAN
love BUT would love to… + GERUND - INVOLVE . prefer BUT would prefer to... A healthy diet means eating properly + INFINITIVE – INTEND I'm meaning to do more exercise WE USE INFINITIVE 1.To express PURPOSE: 2. After an ADJECTIVE: He gave us ten euros to buy some food It is difficult to understand * SO THAT - We moved to London so that our son could study English.
3. After these verbs: fail learn prepare tend
afford choose force let1 pretend threaten agree dare help make2 promise wait appear decide hesitate manage refuse want arrange demand hope need remind warn ask deserve intend offer seem wish attempt enable invite order teach beg expect know (how) persuade tell
If you want to use the structure “decir/pedir/
ordenar/recordar... a alguien que haga algo -- querer “LET “ and “MAKE” are always followed by que alguien haga algo”, NEVER COPY IT FROM SPANISH: INFINITIVE WITHOUT “TO”: I want that he comes She made me cry The verb with an object must be followed by an INFINITIVE: His parents let him smoke I want him to come
advise + GERUND INFINITIVE OR GERUND
allow I recommend reading this book begin encourage continue It started to rain / raining permit + OBJECT + INFINITIVE start recommend I recommend my students to read this book